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Churches, 1844

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Education. Public Meeting of the Members of the Church of England

The Australian · Tuesday 10 September 1844 · page 3

The adjourned Meeting of the friends of EDUCATION, according to the principles of the Church of England, was holden last evening, at St. James' Infant School…

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Catholic Meeting

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 11 September 1844 · page 2

A Public Meeting of the Catholic community took place, pursuant to announcement, on Monday last, in St. Mary's Cathedral, for the purpose of taking into consideration the recommendation of the…

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Conversions of the Irish by the "Missionary Church."

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 11 September 1844 · page 4

We do not know whether the "heads of the several Irish families or septs" are pleased with the manner in which the mail has been exposing their apostacy to the would, in a recent series of articles…

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Education. Public Meeting of the Members of the Church of England

The Australian · Wednesday 11 September 1844 · page 4

The adjourned Meeting of the friends of Education, according to the principles of the Church of England, was holden on Monday evening last, at St. James' Infant…

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Original Correspondence. Church of England Contributions. To the Editor of the Australian Daily Journal

The Australian · Thursday 12 September 1844 · page 4

SIR,—By inserting the following observations in the pages of your paper, you will confer an obligation upon the writer, and also, I do not doubt upon many of…

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Mr. Graylings Lecture on Chemical Science at St. Phillip's School Room, Church Hill

The Australian · Saturday 14 September 1844 · page 3

The, subject of the lecture on Wednesday evening was the Atmosphere—its component parts and its mechanical properties. The air, by which our globe is surrounded…

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Original Correspondence. Church of England Contributions. To the Editor of the Australian Daily Journal

The Australian · Monday 16 September 1844 · page 4

SIR,—The earnest and affectionate letter of a "Well-wisher to the Church," in your paper of the 12th Instant, has met with my serious consideration; and I am willing to…

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Meeting of Catholic Clergy

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 18 September 1844 · page 2

After the close of the first provincial Council of Australasia, the clergy from the several deaneries of the Archdiocese of Sydney, assembled at St. Mary's Presbytery, on the 13th September, 1844, when the…

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The Churches of England and Ireland

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 18 September 1844 · page 4

At the time we closed our precis and review of the conduct and pecuniary condition of the clergy of the Churches of England and Ireland, we promised at a future period to pay our respects to those of the…

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Education of Catholic Children

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 21 September 1844 · page 3

Yesterday, a meeting of roman Catholics was held in the concert room adjoining the Princess's Theatre, Oxford-street, for the purpose of adopting measures to extend…

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The Free Church Assembly

The Colonial Observer · Thursday 26 September 1844 · page 199

In another part of this paper wiil be found an account of the opening of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, held in Edinburgh, in May last, including the…

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The Free Church of Scotland

The Colonial Observer · Thursday 26 September 1844 · page 200

THE General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland met on Thursday in the Canon[?]ills Hall. There was a considerable attendance of members, and the audience was also numerous,…

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ADDRESS. Of the Catholic Clergy of the Archdiocese of Sydney and Vicariale of New South Wales, to the Right Rev. Francis Murphy, Bishop of Adelaide, on his departure to take possession of his See. Right Rev. and Very Reversed Sir

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 12 October 1844 · page 2

Like Abraham of old, you have been called upon, by the Almighty, to leave the land of your fathers as well as the land of your adoption, to sojourn amidst strangers in a foreign country; and…

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Doctor Wolff's Mission to Bokhara

The Australian · Tuesday 15 October 1844 · page 4

The following extract from a letter addressed by Colonel Williams. R. A., her Majesty's. Commissioner, to Captain Grover, contains the latest intelligence of…

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The Liberator at Mass in His Prison Cell. Metropolitan Church, Dublin, second day of the "Captivity," Eleven o'clock, a.m

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 16 October 1844 · page 2

DEAR SIR,—I have Just returned from celebrating the divine mysteries 'for O'Connell in his prison cell. You will not be surprised that my heart it over flowing with emotion, with emotion, however,…

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The Free Church

The Colonial Observer · Thursday 17 October 1844 · page 4

We extract the two following notices from the report of the proceedings of the General Assembly of this body in the Glasgow Courier ol the end of May last. They exhibit the…

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Free Church. Address of the Rev. Mr. Monon, of Paris, to the Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland. Monday, May 27. Waldenses

The Colonial Observer · Thursday 24 October 1844 · page 2

An overture on the state of the Waldenses having been read, Dr. CANDLISH shortly directed the attention of the Assembly to the persecutions of that…

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The Free Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 25 October 1844 · page 4

This assembly also met to-day in the Canonmills-hall. At twelve o'clock the large hall was filled to overflowing, there being at that…

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English Extracts. General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Edinburgh

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 25 October 1844 · page 4

THE General Assembly commenced its sittings this day in the new assemblyhall on the Castle-hill. Previous to the meeting of the Assembly a levee was held…

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Church of England Education Meeting

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 30 October 1844 · page 2

A meeting was held on Friday evening last, at the Castlereagh-street school, the Lord Bishop of Australia in the chair, at Which resolutions were passed,…

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